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The fact that they make 120 is what I totally dig!!!

Yeah, Kodak Gold in medium format would be fun!

@yngverindahl

3 жыл бұрын

Just thought about that the other day, what a dream that would be.

@twuuwttwu

3 жыл бұрын

any other color film would be cool... pro image 100, ultramax, gold...

@Otokichi786

3 жыл бұрын

Would you like to get on the Wayback Machine to get some 1960's roll film Kodacolor-X? Would you be able to survive the banality of consumer-grade color negative film of long ago? ASA 80 color negative film in 120, 620, or 127 sizes you could find at the corner drugstore?

@thornshootsfilm

2 жыл бұрын

You're in luck

@cal_win375

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

Lomography is also the only one that does 110 film, so gotta love them just for that!

@Otokichi786

3 жыл бұрын

If the LOMO people were really "Revolutionary," they'd make 126 film for the many can't-otherwise-be-used Instamatic-type cameras of the 1960's. Stuffing ISO 100 film into 126 cartridges would instantly increase the number of "LOMO quality" cameras in the world.

@dedclownsRfunny

2 жыл бұрын

i can’t wait to get my 110 purple Lomo film developed which I took on a Minolta 460tx! Then once I know 100% the camera is working faultlessly, I can put in the Lomo Tiger 110 roll :D

Using a lot of vintage "consumer" medium-format cameras (Kodak Duaflex, other pseudo TLRs, very vintage folders, etc.) -- where the aperture/shutter-speed range was optimized for fairly low ISO films, my options have typically been B&W from well-known manufacturers at the under-200 ISO speeds, Ektar 100, Portra 160 -- and Lomo 100. I like stretching these older cameras by using color, since when these cameras were new, color films were harder to come by and not that great. Most family photos pre-1960 tend to be B&W. So to me harnessing some of the characteristics and personality of these older cameras on color film is unique. I really like Lomo 100 because it works well with the limited settings of these cameras, and as you point out -- it doesn't scream "Portra" or "Ektar" (tho I like those in these same cameras for very specific subjects) -- but I have always had a tough time tracking down Lomo 100 in 120 -- despite living between two pretty large cities (Baltimore and DC in the US), there are no real camera stores which are not in the middle of downtown, and frankly not worth the hassle of dealing with traffic, parking, and the risk of crime. So online I must go -- and I do find that, when available, Lomo 100 does annoy me by being priced a bit more than I would want, for a consumer-grade film. I can generally get Ektar 100 and Potra 160 at around $8-9 (US)/roll online -- and usually in stock, where Lomo 100 typically is going to cost me $10+ (US) per roll. I'd love it if somehow Lomo 100 was like "Kodak Gold" back in the day -- in stock at the grocery store, the drugstore -- and cheap enough to buy a 3-pack without blinking an eye.... Thank you for doing the review and comparison of the options!!! Maybe we can expect "Analog Resurgence 100" in the future!!!! :-)

Lomo color films are great for 120 format since they allow you to shoot with your 120 cameras much more in color. The only thing is that you have to be careful when loading and unloading the film because Lomo 120 stock does light leak easily.

Your videos are informative and also a fascinating, rolling record of how the best parts of Toronto have changed through the pandemic for those of us who've been locked down in the suburbs

Loving this series. Very much on a binge of it. Would you do a video on the most random attachments and accessories you've come across? Unless you've already done it!

I would really recommend checking out lomo purple. I did a roll of it in 120 through an ansco box camera I picked up and took on a hike. Amazing shots! And the ability to change the color shifts so wildly with changing exposure values is awesome. Seriously take a look!

Gonna have to add this film to my next order. I do enjoy lomography purple. It’s fun and just happens to be my favorite color. 😁😎

I don't know if it's just a coincidence or what, but the packaging of the canister is exactly the same of the ones that were sold under Esselunga's name (a big retail store chain here in Italy), which was mainly Ferrania rebranded stuff

@JamieMPhoto

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Lomography purchased a lot of Ferrania's old equipment when they went under, which would explain the similarities. That's my theory, at least!

Nice! :) Have a good week!

I bought a Voitlander Vitessa this week, lovely camera with a 50mm ;)

Love the Lomo 400 & 800 color print film in my opinion that the 400 color is actually Kodak Ultracolor 400, and the 800 color neg is actually the Supra 800 or Ektapress 800, and it is easy to scan... On my scanners.

DT Camera is the BOMB!

Man, since when did film get so expensive? Just a couple years ago I could get gold/ultramax for like $3-4 a roll (usd). $8 was what I was paying for the pro-grade films.

@lobsterbark

3 жыл бұрын

It's only gone up by about 20-25%. Which isn't tiny, but considering the state of the industry it makes sense.

@eladbari

2 жыл бұрын

@@lobsterbark I don't understand why the 'state of the industry' is portrayed so badly. Film is booming, man. Maybe it's just to excuse upping the cost

@lobsterbark

2 жыл бұрын

@@eladbari Rn all the big companies are downsizing to meet the lower demand compared to when cheap consumer cameras also used it. The smaller companies haven't gotten going yet. Every industry in the world is facing major supply chain issues, where production is constantly limited and halted by waiting for something to be in stock.

@eladbari

2 жыл бұрын

@@lobsterbark I don't understand how come demand is lower. Vice versa. Price goes up as demand goes up. It may also go up when there are supply problems. In general it seems like this global lack of materials is very synchronized with this whole pand3mia

@lobsterbark

2 жыл бұрын

@@eladbari The reason for all the supply shortages is the people who work at docks, trucking offices, warehouses, etc are tired of being paid very little for the extremely hard work they do, and they are all quitting in droves, and the transportation companies don't wanna pay people enough that anyone wants to work for them. Rent most places literally doubled these last two months, and the cost of gas and groceries went up massively as well. The transportation companies raised their pay, but $15-20 still doesn't cover the cost of living so it doesn't fix the problem. People aren't willing to destroy their body moving packages when they can't pay their bills either way. The pandemic gave people enough of a pause to look at their life and realize how pointless it is to keep going the way it was going. So they just don't have enough people to unload the ships and load and unload the trucks. Ships will wait for weeks to unload their cargo because they literally don't have enough people to keep up. FedEx had to put many of their distribution centers on a skeleton crew, only handling local deliveries because they can't find enough people willing to work for how little they pay. They have to trucks things hundreds of miles further than they would otherwise to being them to facilities that have enough people to deal with them. Stuff like that is happening to every transportation company. The same thing you seen happening with fast food places is happening to warehouse jobs too. It's just less directly visible so the media doesn't talk about it. I don't really see this problem resolving itself anytime soon. Especially since nobody seems to be taking the lead in trying to fix it. I can't even criticize anyone's plan for being bad because it seems like nobody has any plan. It's going to get a lot worse before it gets better.

I'd appreciate Lomography's rebranded films if they were more unique; like you said in the video most of the time they're not super hard to track down. Also, if it actually IS just a re-rated Kodak stock, it's probably ColorPlus and not Gold. But hey, who knows. Review AeroColor!!!!

@DavidBrown-zp5br

3 жыл бұрын

also, good to know i'm not the only film nerd/Dune nerd combo. Remember the Gom Jabbar!

@Otokichi786

3 жыл бұрын

I have one thing to say to you: Freestyle Sales Company, my original supplier of Ilford FP3/HP4 and ORWO films in the early 1970's.

Lomo 100 reminds me of Kodak Funtime …

Ooo I actually somehow didn't notice they had a 100 too. Am a fan of lomo 400 and am desperate to try 800 in medium format but alas stock! Note: I don't think metropolis is experimental. Everything I've heard suggests it's a new emulsion with a nice cool, muted look but not an overbearing experimental one. I have a roll or 2 but haven't used them yet cause it's pretty pricey orz..

Their Colour Negative 800 is one I swear by. I used it in my Pentax 645 when I shot a Palestine March in Leeds on a dull drab day and it made the colours really pop. I love it.

Thanks for the video. Not a big iso 100 shooter and this one will not change that. It looks nice, but not nice enough. Also it's pricy over here. Still enjoyed the video a lot.

Lomography makes awesome 110 film in both black and white and color version. Therefore... long live Lomography 😄😄😉👍

@Otokichi786

3 жыл бұрын

Until LOMO comes out with film in 126 cartridges, they aren't "Revolutionary" at all.

I still remember when Lomo 800 was 5,25 Euro per roll a few years ago

@eladbari

2 жыл бұрын

How much is it now? (P.s- it's sold as a x3 pack on 35mm that is)

Mr Resurgence, can you maybe give pointers and test footage on how to shoot with a camera that has a fixed zoom, I have a GAF XL sound that has no focus and is stuck at 13mm zoom and I was wondering if I should even bother using it and just buy another camera

@N556ND

3 жыл бұрын

Is the focus fixed in the lens or stuck? With a stopped down aperture you will be able to get a deep depth of field based on where the focus is set.

@RicardoRodriguez-mh7my

3 жыл бұрын

@@N556ND it’s fixed, the whole lens is a part of the camera, there’s no focus or zoom

looks like pro image 100

What was Kodak new announcement they said was coming this year?

@AnalogResurgence

3 жыл бұрын

They said they were working on potentially something new, but no details were given and it has not been spoken about any further yet

Wait isn't a medium format porta 160 five pack $43 at BH photo? I mean Canadian dollars aren't worth that much less than US dollars are they? It almost sounds like it would be cheaper to import film than buy domestically at that point.

@AnalogResurgence

3 жыл бұрын

The price I gave was Portra 800 in 120. 160 is about $15 so 5 rolls comes to about what BH would be once you pile on shipping and import fees. Still better to buy locally, especially when the camera store I frequent has a great discount program for Kodak film stocks (Downtown Camera in Toronto).

@cariza5

3 жыл бұрын

@@AnalogResurgence Noah, have you ever heard of the PXL2000 Camcorder, weird looking thing, here is the video kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGF12K2daZnXYLg.html

@AnalogResurgence

3 жыл бұрын

No I haven’t! But also home video stuff isn’t really my thing, I’m allll film focused

Since 110 still exists in colour and B&W negative and colour slide wouldn't it be quite easy to bring back 126 as that's just a taller vertion of 110?

@leafhouseee

3 жыл бұрын

isn't 110 film just 16mm film put in a cartridge?

@andrewmiller6754

3 жыл бұрын

@@leafhouseee may be the same size but 16mm is move 110 is photos

@leafhouseee

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrewmiller6754 yeah, thats why its easier to support 110, all you need is to make the canisters, cutting the film to fit 126 would be harder? i think? need special machine to go snip snip

@andrewmiller6754

3 жыл бұрын

@@leafhouseee not sure🤔😅

@Otokichi786

3 жыл бұрын

Did IQs drop suddenly during the Pandemic? 126 is essentially thick, paper-backed 135 film with fewer perforations. It is NOT a "taller version of 110." Look up Fakmatic drop-in cartridges that allow you to use 135 film in Ye Olde Kodak Instamatic. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5iOlpaxkpS1Ybw.html If LOMO is as "Revolutionary" as they claim to be, making 126 cartridges would do more to unleash many LOMO-quality film cameras upon an unsuspecting world.

pro image 100?

@Reihefuenfzylinder

4 ай бұрын

My first thought too!

Am I high, or does it sound like he is underwater in this video? Audio quality sounds REALLY strange.

I'd try this film but the heresy I'm hearing that you don't like Lomo Purple makes me not want to! Lomo Purple is king! >:(

Unfortunately it's not as cheap as it used to be. Must be the pandemic that has caused it. I've only shot these in 120 but the 800 has always remained elusive

@JS52ATS

3 жыл бұрын

You should try the 800 in 120. I love it.

Every video im seeing is like "why use it? Its almost like kodak gold"... yes but is there kodak gold as 120 Film? No :)

@killingspree5254

9 ай бұрын

Yes 😏

@PassCookie

9 ай бұрын

@@killingspree5254 not when i wrote that comment 😂